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Rathbones Unit Trust Management has seen its inflows more than halve compared to last year, reflecting a trend for outflows in the industry as a whole.

HSBC is facing ejection from the FTSE 100 if it goes ahead with plans to return its headquarters to Hong Kong.

With Greece's theatrics dominating the world stage, investors may have missed some compelling stories unfolding in the wings. Bill McQuaker, Henderson co-head of Multi-Asset, outlines three of his favourites.

Asset management firms are feeling the burden of compliance costs and expect both cost and time burdens to increase in future as the deadline for MiFID II approaches.

Kames Capital's Martin Davis has called upon the ten largest asset managers in the UK to come to a joint agreement on the best way to articulate fund fees to investors.

Market turmoil in China will prove a greater problem for European equity managers than the ongoing travails of eurozone member Greece, according to Argonaut Capital's Olly Russ.

Acquisition outfit Bellpenny has completed its 30th deal to date with the purchase of Croydon-based Trustee Asset Management (TAM).

Investment Week's sister title professionaladviser.com is pleased to announce the finalists for the 16th International Fund and Product Awards.

Natixis Global Asset Management is seeking to broaden its UK OEIC range with the launch of UK equity and bond products.

Ratings agency FundCalibre marks its first anniversary this week, and a look at the site's most popular portfolios hints at the investment trends making themselves felt so far in 2015 - and potentially in the months to follow.